昆士兰州取消了Woolloongabba20%的负担得起的住房任务,为2032年奥运会提供了16 000所住房,引发了对住房目标的批评。 Queensland removes 20% affordable housing mandate in Woolloongabba, enabling 16,000 homes for 2032 Olympics, sparking criticism over housing goals.

昆士兰州已经取消了Woolloongabba PDA规定的20%的强制性经济适用住房要求,仅援引了前一条规则下的三份开发商申请。 Queensland has dropped mandatory 20% affordable housing requirements for the Woolloongabba PDA, citing only three developer applications under the prior rule. 这一变化使16 000个家庭——比以前增加2 000个——并支持2032年奥运会舞台。 The change allows 16,000 homes—2,000 more than before—and supports the 2032 Olympics arena. 包括QCOSS和住房专家在内的批评者指出,这一举动削弱了到2044年实现国家53,500个社会住房目标的努力,并破坏了公共问责制,特别是社会住房等候名单上超过50,000人。 Critics, including QCOSS and housing experts, say the move weakens efforts to meet the state’s 53,500 social housing goal by 2044 and undermines public accountability, especially with over 50,000 on the social housing waitlist. 政府通过56亿美元的社区住房投资以及2044年前支助100万套住房的20亿美元基金,保持其承诺。 The government maintains its commitment through a $5.6 billion community housing investment and a $2 billion fund to support one million homes by 2044.